How does technology change the way we relate to one another? Does it bring us closer, or does it reinforce existing hierarchies? As communication becomes increasingly mediated through machines, does our connection to others shift and open the possibility of relations that extend beyond the human?
Becoming explores the crossroad of humans and machines, and how new forms of intimacy and hierarchy can emerge from that encounter.
Created by Sól Ey in collaboration with Modelo62, this participatory performance-installation invites visitors to step into a sensory environment of interactive soundscape and breathing forms. Audiences enter a space which is filled with gigantic organ-like scenography and musical sculptures, and are free to roam around at their own pace. Over time, relationships shift and space transforms — constantly creating new layers to explore.
→ Credits
Concept, music and direction:
Sól Ey
Performers:
Chloë Abbott
Jorge López García
Enric Sans i Morera
Gemma Tripiana Muñoz
Klára van de Ketterij
Reinier van Houdt
Scenography:
Ludmila Rodrigues
Artistic advice:
Alison Isadora—Composition coach
Ezequiel Menalled—Artistic mentor / general coaching
Ludmila Rodrigues—Stage design coach
Luz Lassizuk—Dramaturgy coach
Manuela Benaim—Material and sculpture coach
Assistants:
Gabríella Snót Schram—Intern
Lewis Beal—Technical assistant
Sasha Zakrevska—3D design assistant
Audio engineer:
Dario Giustarini
Producer:
Enric Sans i Morera (Modelo62)
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This project was made possible thanks to the financial support given by Fondos FPK, Gemeente Den Haag and Dioraphte Foundation. Becoming is created in co-production with Opera2Day. For more information you can visit the artist’s website here or visit Rewire Festival 2026 page. Sól Ey’s work in 2026 is supported by the Icelandic Artists’ Salary Fund.